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Enjoy classic New England charm in this picturesque region known for its quaint villages and home to the tallest peak on the northeast coast.

This resort town is known for its antique shops and nearby ski slopes, mountain scenery and annual fall colors.

Part college town, part quintessential redbrick New England village, this pretty corner of Cheshire County offers activities for the whole family.

Enjoy freshly caught seafood, clean beaches and gorgeous views of the Atlantic at this oceanfront village that epitomizes small-town charm.

This hamlet in Woodstock is a quaint commercial hub amid the beauty of New Hampshire’s White Mountains.

Whether you explore it by car, train or foot, this park located at the summit of Mount Washington promises beautiful scenery and breathtaking views.

Enjoy classic New England charm in this picturesque region known for its quaint villages and home to the tallest peak on the northeast coast.

This resort town is known for its antique shops and nearby ski slopes, mountain scenery and annual fall colors.

Once a bustling state capital, this peaceful town is now known for its serene riverside location and enthralling heritage.

This close, friendly community is engulfed by wilderness and dramatic landscapes, making it a draw for lovers of culture and adventure.

Home to an art colony and one of America’s oldest basket companies, this idyllic town in New Hampshire was also the inspiration for Thornton Wilder’s play Our Town.

Enjoy beautiful vistas of Mount Monadnock, learn about New Hampshire’s once-booming granite industry and tour remarkably preserved historic buildings in this residential community.

Enjoy beautiful vistas of Mount Monadnock, learn about New Hampshire’s once-booming granite industry and tour remarkably preserved historic buildings in this residential community.

Explore the historic, cultural and natural offerings in the hub of the Souhegan Valley and discover why it is nicknamed  “The Granite Town in the Granite State.”

Small but with a deep attachment to the nation’s history, this island town has many scenic walkways and relics from past battles.

This quaint little town overlooking New Hampshire’s White Mountains is as sweet as its name implies.